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assumptions and generalizations

Posted by one woman cine on February 2, 2007, at 11:18:58

In reply to Re: Abusive therapist *TRIGGER* » one woman cine, posted by toojane on February 2, 2007, at 11:02:03

these are very big generalization in my opinion.

>>>>Ah, they don't need to do therapy in order to diagnose. In fact, society gives them a great deal of power on the assumption that they are capable of determining someone's mental status after very, very short interactions. Clinicians testify in courts after spending only hours with a person they are hired to assess and can commit, imprison and drug someone against their will after talking to them for only minutes.

These are big assumptions in my opinion


>>>they are completely unable to tell, which may be true, then how can they maintain that they are capable of judging their patient's mental status?”

“>>>When I read this I interpret you to mean that she should have researched good therapy practices and realized that wearing a dog collar was bad practice. You hold her responsible for wearing it. But she's ill and vulnerable and by the time this guy is putting a collar on her, she was so brainwashed and twisted up and trusting that she isn't really in a position to protect herself.”

You have assumed I thought something which I did not.


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